Immaculate, move-in ready, and packed with value! Major updates include newer windows and sliding glass door, a roof approximately 8 years old, furnace and central air only 3 years old, and a water heater installed in 2019. Thirteen fully paid-off solar panels offer valuable energy savings. The expansive Trex deck overlooks a large, lush backyard with garden space and established grapevines. Inside, enjoy a gas range, newer dishwasher, and a spacious second living area with a fireplace. Flexible bonus spaces provide plenty of room for hobbies, exercise, an office, or additional living space. Come see everything this well-maintained Ogden home has to offer! Plus added new carpet to main floor, basement family room, hall and den will be here in just a short few weeks!
Author: Rosilee Lawson
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How are homeowners increasing their remodeling spend in 2026?
Homeowners increased remodeling spending in May 2026 by nearly 1% from April and about 10% year-over-year, with private residential construction spending at $930.2 billion. Popular projects include home maintenance, interior painting, bathroom remodeling, new flooring, and appliance updates. Over half of homeowners use home equity loans or HELOCs to fund renovations, benefiting from flexible credit lines to cover unexpected costs. Alternatives include home equity loans and cash-out refinancing.
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Here is a lovely bonus new carpeting arrives soon while paid off solar a garden deck and flexible rooms make everyday living feel easy
Immaculate, move-in ready, and packed with value! Major updates include newer windows and sliding glass door, a roof approximately 8 years old, furnace and central air only 3 years old, and a water heater installed in 2019. Thirteen fully paid-off solar panels offer valuable energy savings. The expansive Trex deck overlooks a large, lush backyard with garden space and established grapevines. Inside, enjoy a gas range, newer dishwasher, and a spacious second living area with a fireplace. Flexible bonus spaces provide plenty of room for hobbies, exercise, an office, or additional living space. Come see everything this well-maintained Ogden home has to offer! Plus added new carpet to main floor, basement family room, hall and den will be here in just a short few weeks!
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Mrs Cavanaugh’s Chocolates
North Ogden has plenty of reasons to feel like home, and Mrs Cavanaugh’s Chocolates is one of the sweetest. Located at 1993 N Washington Blvd, this neighborhood store offers a charming destination for handmade chocolate treats, thoughtful gifts, and memorable moments.
Whether you are picking up a special surprise, looking for a dessert to share, or simply treating yourself, Mrs Cavanaugh’s makes an ordinary errand feel more enjoyable. Its welcoming atmosphere and indulgent selection help explain why locals return—and why it is worth adding to your North Ogden itinerary.
For real estate clients and community explorers, local businesses like this offer a glimpse into what makes an area special beyond its homes. A quick chocolate stop can become part of a weekend tradition, a welcome-home gesture, or an easy way to support the businesses that give the neighborhood its character.
Save this spotlight for your next sweet craving, visit Mrs Cavanaugh’s Chocolates, and share your favorite local find with someone who loves discovering the best of Ogden-area communities.
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U.S. Housing Supply Reaches a Six-Year High
Housing inventory is at its highest in six years, which is making a real difference for buyers in our market. In Mid-Q3, we saw new U.S. listings rise about 3% month-over-month, reaching their highest point in over four years, and total homes for sale climbed roughly 4% to levels we haven’t seen since 2020. Yet, buyer demand remained steady: pending sales held unchanged, closed sales dipped by about 1%, prices set new records, and mortgages hovered near 7%.
What’s behind these changes? More homeowners are listing as the pressure from rate lock-in eases and life events prompt moves—whether that’s downsizing, upsizing, or relocating. Sellers are adjusting to a slower market, which means buyers now have more options to compare. By Mid-Q3, around 60% of U.S. homes sold below their original asking price. This has given buyers more leverage—not just on price, but also on repairs and closing costs, or even the ability to walk away if the fit isn’t right.
While the cost to buy is still high and national demand is flat, those who are ready to make a move are finding more flexibility and room to negotiate than just a few years ago. As always, I’m committed to helping you weigh your options and make choices that fit your goals, whether you’re buying, selling, or just exploring what’s possible in Northern Utah.
